That is, accreditation programs are complex organisational interventions, trying to shape both organisational and clinical conduct, within a multifaceted context in turn shaped by, for example, the healthcare and policy environment.
However, the application of Lean outside the factory floor is not straightforward especially when it is introduced in functional areas that differ significantly from manufacturing, such as in the multifaceted context of System Engineering SEE).
Also, its rigid classification of genes is not consistent with our belief that some genes exhibit multifaceted, context dependent regulation.
Implementation research concerning accreditation has the additional challenge of accounting for the varied and multifaceted contexts in which programs are enacted.
DNA methylation is a multifaceted process with context dependent functions in genome regulation and wide-ranging clinical implications [ 40, 41].
Social goal setting is a multifaceted and complex process.
A multifaceted and tailored approach to both individuals and communities is needed.
"It was intended to provoke a multifaceted reaction and it did," he said.
But his exhaustive research is supported by a multifaceted understanding (and love) of the city.
"Dave has a multifaceted wit and it comes out while were playing," he said.
In other words, poverty in America is a multifaceted problem, and it needs a multifaceted response.
